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hype

[hahyp] / haɪp /
NOUN
extensive publicity
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“He’s not gonna go around and hype you up, tell you something you want to hear, he’ll tell you what you need to hear and that’s what makes him so special as a coach.”

From Los Angeles Times

History suggests thematic ETFs could be problematic as they have a track record of launching late in a market cycle, charging higher fees and underperforming once the hype fades.

From MarketWatch

Other leaders dismiss AI as a hyped technology External link whose potential won’t be realized for years to come.

From Barron's

See more: Believe the hype: AI is coming for your job.

From MarketWatch

That type of hype can disappear just as fast as it makes prices surge, and investors considering swapping gold for silver must bear that in mind.

From Barron's